Lake v. Weaver
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill, &c.
1Opinion of the Court
Garrison, V. C.
(at close of proofs, and after argument of -counsel).
This is a. final hearing upon a bill, answer, replication and proofs in open court. The bill in this case is filed by Josephine M. Lake, and in the course of the bill she recites that she is the ■administratrix of her father’s estate, but she nowhere indicates that the bill is filed by her solely as administratrix, and therefore it seems to me that it. must clearly be held that the bill is one brought by her' individually and also as administratrix of her father’s estate.
The bill sets out that Theodore Weaver died in 1893,…
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